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Seamen on British Censuses - MARINERS
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TRACING SEAMEN ON BRITISH CENSUSES 1841 -1891. Debbie Beavis A population census was taken every ten years in Great Britain including data on merchant seamen. The records for 1841 - 1891 are available on public access at the Family Record Centre for access details see the PRO website at http://www.pro.gov.uk
TRACING MERCHANT SEAMEN IN THE BRITISH CENSUSES.
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TRACING MERCHANT SEAMEN IN THE BRITISH CENSUSES. Anyone wishing to trace a seaman in any one of the census years may find the following information helpful. A census was taken every ten years in Great Britain, and the records for 1841 - 1891 are available on public access at the Family Record Centre ( http://www.pro.gov.uk) 1841 Seamen on shore on census night …
Finding merchant seamen on census data - Find …
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TRACING SEAMEN ON BRITISH CENSUSES 1841 -1891 A population census was taken every ten years in Great Britain including data on merchant seamen. The records for 1841 - 1891 are available on public access at the Family Record Centre for access details see the PRO website at http://www.pro.gov.uk 1841 Seamen on shore on census night were enumerated in …
Mariners Page - rmhh.co.uk
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Tracing Seamen on British Censuses 1841 -1891 Merchant Navy Ranks & Professions Masters' & Mates' Certificates of Competency Granton Trawlers website Guide to records of Master Mariners and Deaths at Sea Guide to Researching at the National Archives, Kew (PRO) Index of Captains from the "Log of Logs" The Navy List The Naval History of Great Britain 1811-1827 King's Letter …
1841 Census | UK Census Online
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The UK 1841 Census. The 1841 census is considered to be the first modern UK census. Each householder was required to complete a census schedule which contained the household address and the names, ages, sexes, occupations and places of birth of each individual living at the address. The information was recorded on pre-printed census schedules, which were left with a …
1891 Census for Sailors - British Genealogy
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TRACING SEAMEN ON BRITISH CENSUSES 1841 -1891 You will get a comprehensive description on the Mariners mailing list site. For 1891 it seems that they were recorded at the port that they were at on census night , if at sea then recorded at the port that the ship returned to after census night. ChristineR 10-11-2009, 12:36 PM #5 Liz in France Guest
Pre-1841 Census Information | 1801-1831 censuses
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Although the 1841 Census is considered to be the first ‘modern’ census, there were earlier decennial censuses in 1801, 1811, 1821 and 1831. The objective of these ‘Pre-1841’ censuses was to determine population numbers and trends. Personal details were not officially recorded until the census of 1841. Occasionally, the ‘enumerators’ (those tasked with collecting the …
Tombstones and Pre-1841 Censuses as Sources for …
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If the individual’s place of birth is stated (and in some cases it is not), the pre-1841 census return provides a valuable link in tracing his migration and his origins, which may be far from his nineteenth-century census residence.
England and Wales Census, 1841 • FamilySearch
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Population schedule for England, Wales, Isle of Man and Channel Islands showing population as of 7 June 1841. This data has been provided by Findmypast.com.
why no hits for 1841 census? (Travelling People)
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Hi RachelRalph. In their instructions from the census authorities both in 1841 and 1851, enumerators were told only to record the number of people they found not living in houses. They were supposed to record these numbers on a page at the start of each enumeration district book headed 'Number of people in barns, sheds, tents and the open air'.
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